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All hockey fans owe it to themselves to come out to Rexall Place and enjoy a live game on this hallowed home ice, where Hall of Famers like Wayne Gretzky, Mark Messier, Jari Kurri, Paul Coffey, and Grant Fuhr all skated with Lord Stanley’s Cup above their heads. Toss on your blue and orange and see this year’s Edmonton Oilers squad battle it out in the Western Conference this season.

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We know you remember when The Great One hoisted the Stanley Cup over his head; the glory days when Messier and Kurri manned the left and right sides. As die-hard fans, we also know you’re thrilled to see the Oilers continue that fantastic legacy and we make it easier than ever to find spectacular Edmonton Oilers tickets for games at Rexall Place. Our customer-friendly website was designed to walk you through the process, but should you have any questions, you can reach us it's by phone at 1.866.848.8499 or by live chat (located at the top of the page).Read below on how to purchase Edmonton Oilers tickets from Vivid Seats.

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Oilers Hire Eakins to Guide Young Core

The Edmonton Oilers are headed in a new direction after parting ways with head coach Ralph Krueger after just a season, replacing him with Dallas Eakins. The young head coach will get his first shot at leading a team at the NHL level, and will be in charge of one of the most inexperienced teams in the league. After landing the No. 1 overall pick in the draft for three consecutive years, the Oilers have stockpiled talented young players at all positions and will look to finally breakthrough in the 2013-14 season.

The team found its centerpiece last season, as 21-year-old Taylor Hall had the best season of his young career, ranking eighth in the NHL in assists with 34, while collecting 50 points overall, good for ninth best in the league. The rest of the team’s core, which includes Sam Gagner (38 points), Jordan Eberle (37), Nail Yakupov (31), and Justin Schultz (27), is all 24 years old or younger. With another year of experience, the Oilers could be ready to earn a playoff spot for the first time in eight seasons.